Sentence examples for be ineffective in reducing from inspiring English sources
In 2011, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists said that "incarceration and threat of incarceration have proved to be ineffective in reducing the incidence of alcohol or drug abuse" and that mandated testing and reporting lead women to avoid prenatal care that "greatly reduces the negative effects of substance abuse during pregnancy".
In twin pregnancies, progestogens and cervical cerclage have been shown to be ineffective in reducing preterm birth.
The idea is wildly unpopular with cycling groups, however, and would be ineffective in reducing fatalities, according to Mike Cavenett of the London Cycling Campaign.
Hence, application of N fertilizer in combination with NT appeared to be ineffective in reducing N losses from N fertilizer in paddy fields.
On the contrary, CaLoSiL® treatment seems to be ineffective in reducing the detachment of the surface, as the quantity of incoherent material removed before and after treatment are comparable.
Blockade of the endogenous NO generation with an unspecific NO synthase inhibitor was successful in alleviating migraine pain [15], while selective inhibitors of the inducible NO synthase seemed to be ineffective in reducing or preventing migraine pain [16, 17].
Carl Meyer, from the University of Hawaii, says this programme had been ineffective in reducing shark bites.
7), by Jesse L. Jackson Sr., Jesse L. Jackson Jr. and Bruce Shapiro, mentions a sociologist at Cleveland State University whose statistics showed that capital punishment is ineffective in reducing murder.
A transportation-safety report shows that bans on cell phone use while driving are ineffective in reducing crashes, injuries, or fatalities.
Encouraging intravenous drug users to clean their needles with bleach fell out of favor when it was learned that the practice was ineffective in reducing the spread of AIDS.
